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Higinino O. Costales

1884 - 1969 Person Name: H. O. Costales, 1884-1969 Hymnal Number: 152 Translator of "Tuyo Soy, Jesús" in Himnario Metodista

1887 - 1924 Person Name: Guillermo B. Boomer, 1891- Hymnal Number: 314 Composer of "CRUCIFIXIÓN" in Himnario Metodista Chair of the hymnal committee for El Himnario: Para el uso de las iglesias evangelicas de habla española en todo el mundo (1931). Noted as "the veteran missionary to Chile" in the publisher's note in this hymnal.

Francisco O. García-Treto

b. 1937 Person Name: F.O. Garcia-Treto, 1937- Hymnal Number: 8 Author of "Por las Glorias del Señor" in Himnario Metodista Francisco García-Treto is Jennie Farris Railey King Professor of Religion Emeritus at Trinity University in San Antonio, Texas. Dr. García-Treto is Presbyterian (PCUSA). FVS, from Fortress Press

May A. Rowland

1870 - 1959 Person Name: May Rowland, 1870-1959 Hymnal Number: 182 Author of "¡Ven! Paz de Dios" in Himnario Metodista Rowland, May. Born in Oxfordshire, England, the youngest daughter of Thomas Rowland. He died while she was young, and she then lived with her grandparents at Wootton, Oxfordshire. Educated at Bueau Down House School, Burnham on Sea, Somerset. Church worker at All Souls Church and ran a Bible class for "lads" for many years. The All Souls Parish Magazine noted that "many men now engaged in the commercial and business life of the town remember her with real affection." --Information taken from a letter from Mrs. G.H. Faulkner, cousin to May Rowland, to Miss Holden, 27 January 1963. DNAH Archives.

Lily Rendle

1875 - 1964 Person Name: Lily Rendle, 1875-1964 Hymnal Number: 182 Composer of "PAX" in Himnario Metodista

Peter Hair Goldsmith

1865 - 1926 Person Name: P. H. Goldsmith, 1865-1926 Hymnal Number: 394 Translator of "Cristo, Guárdanos Ahora" in Himnario Metodista Goldsmith, Rev. Peter Hair, D.D. (Greenville, South Carolina, 1865--1926). He was educated at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky, and served several Baptist churches before transferring his membership to the Unitarian denomination, after which he served as minister to the First Church in Salem, Massachusetts, 1903-1910, and to the church in Yonkers, New York, 1910-1917. In 1912, he wrote a hymn beginning "Holy, holy Lord, We with one accord" which was included in The New Hymn and Tune Book, 1914. --Henry Wilder Foote, DNAH Archives